Hallo Leute, what are your reasons behind learning German, and which level do you want to achieve?
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I always wanted to learn German, but when I planed to study in German I started it only then on my own, I almost learned A1 by myself but later I joined goethe institute to get familiar with German culture, and I have already achieved B2 which I wanted to and maybe I'll do C1 and c2 later. I also had chance to study in italy but I didn't go for it because I don't want ro learn Italy. So, I wouldn't be lying if I say that I love German language.
i just love languages
It depends on what you want to do . Doo you want to be able to make small talk on a vacation or have a native understanding that will make your life easier in Germany 🇩🇪.
For myself, it was to be able to understand Martin Luthers works. Then, it snowballed into just being able to use it in my everyday life. It's a journey worth all the effort!
Deutsch lernen ist gut und kann einen Job verschaffen
Two reasons actually; firstly, to increase my job opportunities, and secondly because it's a passion of mine to learn languages. I really enjoy getting to know different cultures as well!
Ich brauchte das für meine Studium.
with German language you can find many job opportunities
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- Can anyone help me understand which verb separate and which don't in a German sentences? Thank youMMartin
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Hallo Martin. In German verbe which separate have separate particules. Exemples Einladen, anrufen, kennenlernen. Now how to employ them in a sentence ? Zb: Ich lädt mein Freund ein (einladen) Ich rufe meine Mutter an (anrufen) Ich lerne dich kennen (kennenlernen). Y're welcome !
- Which language do you think is harder to learn: German or English?
Which language do you think is harder to learn: German or English? What are your reasons?
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Opportunities I get with learning a new language
